(A) All signs advertising garage sales shall be limited to one on-premises sign, with two sides only, that does not exceed four square feet on each side. In cases of double frontage lots, as defined in Ch. 156 of this code of ordinances, one additional on-premises sign can be permitted on the second front, pursuant to the size requirements cited above. Corner lots, as defined in Ch. 156 of this code of ordinances, shall not be considered double frontage lots.
(B) Garage sale signs shall be temporary signs in nature only. Garage sale signs shall only be displayed concurrently with an officially authorized garage sale and shall be immediately removed thereafter.
(C) The person or persons exercising ownership or leasehold rights over property on which a garage sale is held or advertised to be held shall be presumed to have placed and/or consented to said sign, which identifies the person’s address or location at which the garage sale is to be held.
(D) No person shall attach, in any way, posters, notices or advertisements to utility poles, meter posts, utility devices, trees, landscaping features or any other private or public improvement along any street within the city.
(E) Signs must be staked on the garage sale operator’s private property (not closer than five feet to the front or side property lines) and cannot be attached to utility poles, streetlight standards or other public facilities.
(Ord. 2008-08, passed 7-22-2008) Penalty, see § 115.99